" .. Rose expressively narrates Diane deGroat's picture book and, along with Jason Harris, creates unique voices for each character...This fun choice for students during the first week of school will help ease fears and lead naturally into the establishment of classroom protocols."-School Library Journal

"Farm terrier, Murphy-Stop-That, shares a day in his life, in this fun adaptation of Alice Provensen's picture book. Narrator Jason Harris gives Murphy a scrappy personality with an eager demeanor and often breathless voice...The narration is brought to life with sound effects and upbeat background music. "- School Library Journal

"...A father and son embark on a secret early morning adventure. Through the father's words, the boy can imagine his father's childhood...Through Jason Harris's mellow reading, the story becomes a celebration of sights, sounds, smells, feelings and flavors... Since the spirited illustrations strongly support the text, the book must be available for listeners." - School Library Journal

Horace and Morris and Dolores have always done everything together, so when her friends are chosen to sing in the chorus and she isn't, Dolores finds a way to become part of the performance.

Kids with allergies will relate to Dolores' struggle and champion her creativity as the resourceful rodent comes up with her own creative solution in the third book in this spirited series.

"...A great choice for school and public libraries." - School Library Journal

It's the Christmas season and Gilbert has more important things to do than homework but he soon discovers that procrastination has its consequences.

"....Jason Harris and Peter Pamela Rose perfectly capture the voices of Lola and the school kids..... An entertaining additions to readalong collections for young children."-School Library Journal